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    Australia's Population

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    countries way of dealing with the population issues. In Australia’s case, they have a very low population for land that it obtains, and the government was trying to promote child birth so that…

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    Aging Population

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    increasing aging population on the macroeconomic variables in the labor market, government spending, and fiscal policy of the United States economy. Introduction The United State economy is now facing a new demographic composition of increasing high aging population because of baby boomers (76 million babies born between 1946 through 1964), better life expectancy, and low birth rate (How Will Boomers Affect…

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    Demographic Population

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    Demographics are used by governments, corporations, and other non-government entities to learn more about a population 's characteristics and the trends within that population. Demographic population trends in the U.S. are changing for several reasons. As a whole, the population of the United States is increasing. This is a direct result of a history of increased births, decreased deaths and increased immigration. The age of the U.S. population is getting older because of a dip in fertility…

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    During the next two decades, the aging population stands to significantly increase as the baby boom population transitions into the senior population. In 2011, the first of the baby boomers began entering the age of 65. The last of the baby boomers will turn 65 in 2030. In 2012, those 65 and older made up 13.7% of the total population. The US population is beginning to see a significant growth in the proportion of Americans who are 65 and older, projections suggest by 2030 those 65 and older…

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    It can undeniably be reasoned that Canada needs immigration to support its population due to the fiscal impact it holds. To begin with, immigration fuels the majority of Canada's so-called "natural increase". To emphasise, according to an article by The Star (2017, February 08), Canada's population increased by 1.7 million from 2011 to 2016 and of that 2/3 the growth was by immigration; which is 1.13 million new immigrants that came to Canada from 2011 to 2016. Consequently, if immigration into…

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    three demographic variables include fertility, mortality, and migration. These variables are used to “project the future of populations”, as stated by Henslin. First, fertility is defined as the number of children that and women bears. The overall fertility rate in the world happens to be 2.5. Demographers observe the government’s records of birth in order to figure out the fertility rate. With that being said, women give birth to more or fewer children depending on the country they live in.…

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    China: In 2000, China’s population analysis data displayed an expansive population pyramid. China’s population pyramid portrayed a wide base which indicates a large number of you people and high birth rate. In 2050, China’s updated population analysis data displayed a stationary population pyramid. This stationary population pyramid demonstrated an even appearance through most age cohorts, portraying somewhat straight walls of the population pyramid. Russia: In 2000, Russia’s population…

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    China's Population Policy

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    1. Introduction: China’s population facts China is the most heavily populated country in the world, which has over 1.33 billion population. The one-child policy had been launched in China for 25 years, which has determined as the most extreme social experiment in population growth control under government intervention in human reproduction in world history (Wang, 2005). The one-child policy had been working on restricting on family size, late marriage, and childbearing. However, the policy was…

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    Based on the United States Census Bureau (2015) data, there are many positive trends occurring in Fayette County. In evaluating the impacts or projections for growth in Fayette County, it is necessary to examine the aging population. According to the United States Census Bureau (2015), the median age of a Fayette County resident is 40.2 years. As the population ages, it is important to recognize the possible positive impacts resulting from immigrant populations moving into the area such as,…

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    TThe world Health Organization (2002) describes growth in the number of older people as “one of the humanity greatest triumphs” as well as “one of our greatest challenges”. The proportional growth of geriatric population in comparison to total population (described as graying of the world’s population) is a global phenomenon. In Australia, elderly population aged 65 and above currently accounts for 13% of total population which is estimated to be projected around 25% by 2056. The group aged 85…

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